Classified for credit

Farm animal sanctuary offering hands-on interaction with rescued livestock — supports animal welfare ethics, basic zoology, and humane farming awareness.

Connecticut nature center with live animals, trails, and naturalist programs — local wildlife biology, ecology, and hands-on environmental science.

Glacially carved gorge with hemlock forest and stream habitat — supports field study of Connecticut geology, forest ecology, and native plant communities.

Coastal state park on Long Island Sound with tidal marsh and beach habitat — supports marine ecology, geology, and outdoor PE.

Audubon Connecticut wildlife sanctuary with forested trails — supports bird identification, forest ecology, and conservation biology.

Connecticut state forest with river corridors and diverse habitats — forest ecology, watershed biology, and orienteering.

Connecticut DEEP wildlife management area with self-guided nature trails and education center — forest ecology, wildlife biology, and conservation science.

Connecticut state park centered on a waterfall cascade — supports geomorphology, stream ecology, and physical education via developed trails.

Seasonal bald eagle viewing site along the Housatonic River — covers raptor biology, migration ecology, and wildlife observation skills.

Nature center at Sherwood Island State Park on Long Island Sound — coastal ecology, tide and weather observation, and Connecticut shoreline biology.

Connecticut shoreline state park on Long Island Sound — covers coastal ecology, tidal habitats, and geography of the Sound.

Connecticut shoreline state park with tidal flats and barrier beach — coastal ecology, intertidal biology, and shore geology.

Connecticut state park with distinctive ridge hiking and diverse forest ecosystems — supports ecology, geology, and physical education.

Connecticut state park with waterfalls, mill ruins, and forest trails — supports ecology, geology, and local industrial history.

Connecticut state park on Squantz Pond with forested trails — supports freshwater ecology, woodland biology, and outdoor PE.

Coastal national wildlife refuge protecting tidal marshes and migratory bird habitat — supports ecology, ornithology, and coastal geography study.

Coastal wildlife refuge unit on Long Island Sound — shorebird ecology, tidal marsh biology, and migratory species observation in a federally protected habitat.

NWR coastal unit on Long Island Sound with shorebird nesting habitat — supports migratory bird ecology, estuarine biology, and conservation.

Federally managed coastal salt meadow and estuary refuge — supports ecology, wetland biology, migratory bird study, and coastal geography.

Island unit of a national wildlife refuge accessible by ferry — covers coastal ecology, migratory bird biology, and Long Island Sound geography.

Coastal salt meadow national wildlife refuge — covers tidal wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and coastal geography.

Connecticut state park with rocky summit and trail system — supports geology, ecology, and outdoor physical education.

State park with forested ridgeline trails and the historic Heublein Tower — covers Connecticut ecology, forest biology, and geography from the summit overlook.

Coastal birding station and tidal habitat managed by Connecticut Audubon — shorebird ecology, Long Island Sound estuary biology, and migratory bird identification.